Dlev

I've been using the Mcquires gold leather cleaner/conditioner spray for my seats since I got the car. When I used to use it I would spray it on a towel and then apply it. It would work adequately at conditioning, but never really helped with the stretching of the leather. Well yesterday I was detailing the car and decided to just spray it directly on the seats. The seats became extremely saturated and I just rubbed the solution in with my bare hands for a few minutes, to the point where the seats looked and felt very wet. However within minutes they began to dry and the leather just soaked up all the liquid. On the passenger side seat, which had a minor buttprint, was now completely gone, and some lines that looked like they were more pre-cracks then creases were completely gone. I noticed a big difference in the buttprint for the driver side seat as well, not completely gone though.

Just wanted to share this because it helped alot, I'm planning on doing it to just the seat bottoms like once a month from now on.

Dlev

Jss1

I also use Meguiar's monthly and I am happy with the job it does. Using any brand of leather conditioner is better than nothing, although I prefer Meguiar's. If you do it monthly from the startt makes a huge difference later on.

Skeedatl

Wow, great tip. I see the same problems. I'll definately give the Meguiar's a try.